The diamond drill., July 26, 1902, Image 4

About The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996

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Caution
O. nCIAL PAPER OF IRON COUNTY,
CRYSTAL FALLS TOWNSHIP AND
CITY OF CRYSTAL TALIS.
Ternm; Sl'.OO )vt year, in advance
SATURDAY. JULY lit.. 1'J"!!.
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STATE.
Governor Aaron T. Blis.
Lieutenant (Governor
Mi'iitland.
Secretary of State Fred M.
Warner.
State Treasurer Daniel Mck'oy.
Auditor Terry F. Pwer.
Attorney Cleneral Cnarles A.
Blair.
Commissioner of the Stat" L:v.d
OMee-Krhvin A. Wildey.
S n perin ten den t of Public In-
struetion Delos A. Fall.
Members of tl.e Hoard of Hduea
lion Pat rid: H. Kelly and L.
L. Wri'-M.
It lis lu-tHllt'hK, itrbapn, to can
tion onle npiiCKt cBiutf iw
puro toilt and Iw.th oaj.K.
No one nwa nariniol noapH
willingly, but inany cee the
nu wittingly.
Yon ar rioet apt to tfft
ritit Hoaps at a rtdiabla dintf
atom -fur iDstanre yon nevrr
in yo-ir lifa saw a lit of trwi
ti'niH castile Koap 1 1 any
where, but at drGr ton".
V.V are ..af.hji! of cra;
m tills v:nuer 01 pnruy, aim
I warrantee, the (".a)tv of every
j f.oap we wdl. CI prfon you
I are nho "ire of.
ij. C. Wilkinson,
! City Urunjjjit.
COUNTY
Sberill' Herman Holm-.
Clerk - John V.V.I.
Tn-aMii John rl. M' (iiilis.
I DETACH AT J 1A LA TAX.
IV.. d. Th mi;--,
PRISON TItOVDLE SETTLED
The troubles at the Marqnettte prlnon
were brought to a head lat week
when the board of vontrol aitajDe4
trie action of Warden Freeman in
removing Deputy Aloher. There ha
teen friction tetween thene two wen
for over a year an3 an optm ruiture
occurred last winter when charges
were went to the late (ioverener Pinper
and to the Detroir pat. accusing
FreemaD of various iniidemeauore in
orlli-e. Tne matter was lifted by a
committee of memters of the state
hriblature laht winter with no definite
result a far as quieting the fued
between the warden and nis deputy
was uncerned. Tne board tried to
stop the quarrel and appealed to loth
member interested to make up for
the gDod of the institution and thev a
number of meddlers go. This quieted
matter for a time but oou the Mjiht
whs iviiiiL' (.11 r.ierrilv a- ever. Tbn
the board resolved oil a course that
will ultiiutately bring harmony and
gool management to the invitation
aain ; they devided to trt rid of all
oonierxie 1. Warden Fryman was
very considerate in tiie matter and
jdiiced Lis reii:ati'ri in the hands -f
the "board nat Mo-b-r refund to juit so
a sj.eoial meeting ! tne b itrd was held
t ) give iiim a i.T.iin 'e ?i-nv :n:
why he ;:o"iH not be fired. fail-d
t LM:tke l -'I' !!.: Igll ''H - and til"
board i-uvt'iin-d !
priOFOSALS FUH WATER-WORKS.
Scaled rropcuilH will le received by
the board of rablic works of the City
of CrjEtal Falls, Michigan cntil 8 :00
o'clock p. m. July, '3. 1U02, for all
Iator and materii and confitructing ac-
complete f)tem of waterworks, ap-
proximaUly as follows t two turbine
water wheels, thaf ting floor stands,'
pulleys, clutches, etc. ; One 500 gallon
triplex power pump ; about 75 tons of
inch cast iron water pi ; tteel
stand pil 16 x 40, with masonry
foundation ; brick power station . with
concrete masonry foundation and con
crete masonry dam, bead gates etc.
All projionals must be made on blank
forms to be furnished by the engineer,
flans and specifications may be seen
at the oftice of the secretary f the board
or of the consulting engineer, room
K'os Fisher building, Chicago, 111.
Rids will be, received on each
division of the work or on the com
pleted plant. With each old must U
cent in a certified check for five percent
of the amount of the bid. A bond
(if fifty per cent f contract will be
required of the contractor. Time will
be an e-feutial feature of the contract.
The board reserve the right to rej..--t
any or all bid.
Robert 'I'liiri-i,
.-' (.!"' v.iy.
Ci:a-. F. Stnrb'vaut,
( '.ij'ilting RnL'it.'-er.
nji lug rum.
Preoeeutirtr Attonvy
11. Yatou.
tfl.l'KtCI' Of 'V'VIN
Koers.
Coroner'.Y. l. Davison.
P. N. MineUI'M.
A. 1).
C'ue.r'es , t i .
-.v.rdi-Mr.
n'i
ii-1;
vi bi
rr r ;
v.'.i ;i .':" 1 enrly in ti:e
:.;-. iit: s at Halafstr.
o.-'"':-r f was detained
.1 :a ).-l-r --ur- his f ,r-
ft ' ) v.- h iv t b-! ut.
M ..:nt-ii:i.
a:vl air
f t t:i of"'
Ward
e:i
1,.
w -. ?h
'..l Iv ''li'
rre'-m ;:
w-ird"'.!
C.utin.
"i .1-; .he
d ..:i M
I Monest Goods for
I Little Money.
As ftn iDdccement to move rdl the goods
'M we can before Jan. 1st we quote you the
following prices. We d?n't consider
V these X cd as presents to you but honest
poods at less money than you can pos
sibly buy them elsevvhere.
Iron beds . .$2.50 to..$27.0 &
m Mattresses 10 qio.uu
m Fancy Kockers . .$1.75 up. W
m4 Cobler Seats $2.50, $2.75, $30; M
(fo Couches $4.75 to $18.00
M Children's Koekers 35c, COc. 75c up. g
A SL'O.OO side board for Mo.MJ
Ye will sell what Sleighs we have at
less that ;; value.
L. A. HENRY-
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.f Iron !
d'-p ity 1
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CONGRESSIONAL
11. Olin You::-.
LinsLATi vk ct vi:nt k n.
A Republican .'r.v:itio:i for ?.h
Iron Rpre-?!iUtiV' district : hereby
-alle.l t.) meet at tii-' town hall in the
village of L' An-, on Tuesday, Angu.
Mh A. I). 10'''.', at two o'cloc k p. m. to fr;
t'.iat -i.it a ciur-'
Mr. Th .1.1; - .11 biy t::at
Vit ; :r:i:::j 1 with a tick-t
tiirougij to Crv-Ml FaliH a .-id !i"
:;:'.ertand '.vi:y ti.e Kd i!ouM bo d-
tainel. Mr. Tho.Mt- m i-
mid viil -nd no :a 11 v but ii ?! "
n-l'terat:
a--.-:.ie.l
w.ta f ."
ward-;i :
witij ditr.-.;K
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l.-u a
URONCIIITIS Vjll TWRNTY YKAIJs
Mr-.. Minerva Smith, of Danvil!".
I!!., writer: ! had bronchitis for
fwentv vears and never gr reli.d' until
's H T;ev and Tr wh
- Cole's I'liaunacv. hA
1
W Where do vou
I ll-ed l'ol
"...J
;i iM II" A MAN LIU T" Y(ll'
r"'0 Trade ? ? ?
oii'Il
(all
Iie'.V
oil
il ted.
y. ung :
iie Will
s-e vt'.y.
V.: it
that.
m is not re.
ilalafax
lid b
t by Moni
r-r-onallv a
1 :j. This is a .
d- d by -.ur v-a :
bringing
I
S it irdav i clieape
A MIDNM'tUT ilLA'i:
: ;n tri- 1 ;i;i!er
l tll.l". 1 11 !'' I; ejje I TO iru LT, s:nl'
war":: vi -s be I vv 1
Jil'e.wi to the 1
Northwestern : We have b
j Tiiere was .1
" ' of Tiionns
ay : niirht that, for
rid 1 deri' Mh all o:
!-J ( th" track a::d po-.jbly
rs I territory ing ao )v tl
,i" other f-alve. ointni'Uit,
alleged healer is as g-.ul
Arnica Salve, tell him
t marvelous cures ?
11 d N. Corns. Feoli.s,
and
and
i And
: lot ion,
1
a'j.mc :ieu
thirty year
i Files. IVir:.-
I I'lcers. Ci;t.s. S -aid--. Drni-es
vard skin liruiiti ris rr .V" it's the best
Why d;ii't oti !uy yotir Ilauhvaie where
you can al':t:; .v,ct tbem at riht prices. The
M Crystal falls Jiarduare Company,
V 91
n.s at .1. '. Wilkin-on
M
imite o'ir attention to their complete line of
-
notici:.
n empl' ived t'. act a-
nuiaii'i'.te a canoi'lare r, 0 nsnwia
paid district in : .fab Legislature
and to tran-aet ::ch other business as
may be .Nvally iir-ugiit before it.
Tha counties in tii" disti jer, are en
titled to representation as follows:
LarHga Crmty delegates
Iroa County J) .!-degat-s
Keweenaw crinty -l ates
Ontonagon eou'ity ' 7 dele-ates
of
To'al U:J
M. U. Mciee,
Secretary and acting c'.iairnian
the Legislative e mniitte-.
The ee.wtorial convention for
district will be called in the near
'nre, probably at MnnNing.
?dike M iriarity will b tl.e senator
from tiiis district. Hi- delegation
put up a -'fvat tight for the .Marquette
county La in, and v will recijircate.
That'i a feature of our paiti'orm. '
Iron Or-.
(.'a:;tar.i H v'-es an I Frank Timmp-
.11 a:-' : y getting iu t.hejr hay tlii
week a-.d tney have a tin" crop, to .
Captain C:v.. Hughes is th pos-. .r
of a tine New Fo-.ndland dog. wiiicii
lie claims :'s the. t-t i its kind in the
co'inty.
Miss K lit Ji tiill. one of Ama-n's
popular young ladies, is now behind
the counters in the H. F. Chritens-m
dry g 1 ids departi.'i'Mit of their stole.
Miss i'i'sie slaekon is the name
of th" Yoirv ladv that has taken
I Mr. Wan :in.-.t "i'm place l-hind the
I desk in th 11. V. Cnrisf ensou store,
tnis ,S!ie c l.ies from Manvva and is a
fut-, daughter of th gentleman that re
cently purchased the property of Mr.
Warmii-gtou in this village.
Mr-. S.iVory returned to her home
alter a two week's visit with her
brother an 1 sister. Cha. and Carri'
Kxtrum.
Mike Kevmau 0:1 the -ick list,
tiliv Week.
Tn- Lvli-s Aid indulged in a hay
rack Mitv 1 W Monday, Mrs. C. K.
Lawrence being trie i:nste-s. The
er j yards,
j known.
dr.e to 1 :
llo'Jse by
a keg r
th"
The origin -.f the tire is not j Attorneys for the Trustees (,f the Mil
cit it- tiiought that it wasjjtury IJad Land- belonging to the
gar -taiui'- left in tlie ware-1. y,.r I'.stat" to protecet said land iig
loafers or cele!;rants who had , ainst tiest.ass and tulliage. The prompt
anko 1 1 ,1 11 11 1 tm i 'at ion tons of miv mtorma-
y Jiaraware Stoves and Ranges
(general JYlilling Supplies, Stc. &tc.
b-er then
Mr. 11
It liiks very much ts it a concerted
effort will be made on the part
the oi! d uainaut faction in the Republi
can party in Wisconsin to down Senator . ladies were t'lkn to Sunderl.mds lake
John C. Sr.o luer. and from the fa t : where ti
that LaFollctt so succssfullv doin
icate 1 t party in tiie state c.uven
tion, it eyiiH probable that he will
snore' 1 jn shelving Mr. Spouiier.
This news will be 4 source of great
regret t tin Republicans of this
country. Spooler is high in the
couns-!s of the nation and he has
proved himdf valuable in these
trying hours of transition, when a
steady haul an 1 a jber head is
neede I to st-er theprop -r course. Mr.
Hpoon-T is placed in y-opardy through
facti eial strife in his solely
find not from any sense of dis
satisfaction with his work and this
fact iTikes the probability of his
retiivm'.'!i? all the m r regrettable.
A MAS A NOTES.
FINNISH IMCNIC.
Tom irro.v will !x a gala day for
Arn-n: the biggest day since the ten
year anniversary of a year ago. The
envision is the picnic of the Finnish
Temperance societies of the county,
mi iK-nual affair. Last, year the picnic
v p'vi.iced for tiie day.
Dr. M dJ nn-y s mother is her
visiting with him.
j Mrs. L. Lawrence and Mrs. Lram
1 ley, mother and sister respectively
j of Superintendent ('has L Lawrence
! is here on a visit.
i (inst ik-utula is building a boue .,11
his farm.
Jacob Crupatch and Joe Lech re
turned from their Vulcan trip.
Mr. Sweet is at the Hemlock making
a survey of the underground workings
for M. Cony, on" of tie fee owners
who js also interested in the nil-
joining property. He is being assisted
in theVvork by Mr. Dii-knison, the
company's sui v.'V -r .
Ivor Is n was a business visitor at
tin- Falls vesb-rday.
iu-t Kilgren. tiie varpenter at the
Heiid'x k, is at the Vivian mine this
week doing s ane work.
Miss Anna Fivli' k is in Milwaukee
this week visiting friends.
made a tour of the yard about 11 '
and found everything o. 1:. About U'
the ire v.-a- di--overed and it had
then gained great headway. There
was a lot of dry lumber in th" .sheds
which igniter! like so Much tinder
and the fir.-t intimation that the
j people had ot a Pre in the city was
j wh"n the whole building was en
j compassed in a blaze that lit up tiie
(entire lower part of the city. 1) lnh
! Miesjer hapjend to be near the tire hall
and he turned in the alarm that brought
the p:o;,ie out of thiir beds The fire
men responded and as s ion as pos
sible, tw. streams were p'aving on
th" lbimes. It was seen at the oat set
that it would he impossible to save
th" warehouse and attention was
turned to keeping the tlames fp.m
spreading to the adjoining buildings.
In this tii" boys w-T' s ..:'ul and
w i 1 j 1 it becalm an a eunli-iicd fact
the streams were turn" I on the burn
ing lumber. They wue h v 01 ch-cked
and, about .':)), m eters had b , ne
so favorable that. No. 1 iw vas
excis-d and No. kept on duty th"
balance of the night to guard against,
a lew outbreak.
Several box cars caught lire from
spark and they were pushed up within
reaching distii i '-of tne stream and
the tire so jti extinguished.
The loss amouutel r( nhout ooi)
with no insurance.
.... -m. -
i'l.CMATCUH.
The it.-m that appeared in anotner
jtaper !' tii" city relative to the plans
of the Crystal Fails Woodcnware com
pany was wholly wrong and premature.
There are some negotiations going on
Willi Mr. Lu"'is but. nothing definite
has resulted. In tim the people of
th" citv will be acquainted with the
fa fs in the case.
tion as to tresjpss on
be esteemed a ravor.
-aid lands will
Gi ve its
y AC
:'A
Lt t us, show
you e arc
t K.ICHT.
R-crnem-'
her Ihc
PLACU
Fldridge Miller.
Marquette, Mich.
1
CRYSTAL FALLS HARDWS CO.
. O. WEDU. ftgr.
MATT. HURJA,
.Dealer in:-
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
FRESH & SMOKED
MEATS,
CROCKERY
GLASSWARE
and MINERS' SUPPLIES.
John Mason was at the Falls a couple
of davs this Week.
(Vlvhl lid lltl.l 1.I',.V...1 .... . . . .
1 ' ' ...... 1- deo. Uairouglils uti and atiout again
to be a far larger alfair than was sup- ,lf. ,. , , ... ;n,,.,
pos.-d it would be. This year's meet- .
ing is crtain t-. be more largely CI! .MILKY S At "NT AND JAN 11
ntt' iidi d then the .uie a year ago as tlie j.d a ri h Itarv-st. from
nvmbersidii of tlie ord.T has great 1 y t ux .5 i, :m lr
s' -1 and the ecursioii tjain -,.r. th. ir a i li' ii ' -s bv
in f" had tin- vear whereas l i
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-uch arang'-m-oits could !
,m ueiifies that are
taking a part in 1 he a'fair
! i.t 1 v--tal FalU ."-tai o
! ;:-ui -'"cod ro.o th"V ba
o!" si.ip. A :; '-id '..-ill
. a Y-r ;1 I'.i!!-' in ' '." ea,l
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S" Mils t !l looie
wi il b 11 bv Fog
bv ti.e wav. "A
first p: 1 1--i at tie- Slt-iud
Loud' r. .vi re if f; id ; j,
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ANN AKIiOlt C0.MIN1.
i'resident A'diley, of the Ann Arbor
1'y. , was in M"jiominee Saturdav in
his privat car. From M 'nominee he
vvetit up over the Wisconsin A; Michi
gan Uy., in company with Agent
Allism. of Menominee. Tlie Ann
Arbor is part of the Wabash svsteni
tl' 'W.
To a newspaper man. Mr. A-hly
gave out the information that Id-.
t
jcouipany oufempIates buying the
tli'dr Wisciid-n .V Michi-MM Ity.. an 1 Ids
itainly took trip was f ,r the pmpo-' of in.r-r-i in
mn. There it with that, obje -t jn view. H" said
,'inish to c(!fdic; ! th it if th" Ann Arbor intended to
-ii authors. An I, i ''on? i ir:e t:i" .Menaoiti-e .ip ferry
Wis- Woman" wasi toi'e 1! would have t-
IS THE
Hacve A Drink ! !
This is the most Popular expression that
is nowada) s used. When you accept lo
'It as to quality.
Famous 1 1 r ; 1 1 1 1 1 s ol
ALES AND LAGER
ami there will be no question to ask.
you ever question yon
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Leisen &. Henes.
Jacob Bauer, At.
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J. A. Nummi Co.,
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